... by the majority. It was rumoured that the Government also intended to kill the Parish Councils Bill. The Earl of Onslow, speaking at Stratford, Essex, last night, said that signs of the times all pointed to an early dissolution. The aged Premier bad ...

... , ?? OU' OF S.SS ION.. PARLIDIE NT -0UT70V OFs ~SESSIO0N. : Sir John St. Aubyn, IML P speaking at. Truro Agricul- tural Society'sf dinner, sai(dthat irs Ireland the matter they had to face had got altogether beyond legisla- tion. A body of men, echose ...

... principles, in three or four years they would look back on the Separatist craze as a sort of nightmars,. The Solicitor-General, speaking at Lewisham, last night, said that the question of Hoome Rule was practically dead, and the problem was how to restore the ...

... as to speak or to understand the language of the cny is now visiting. An Austrian Prince has so nnllt to rl with the different languages of his ?? country that ho has little leieuro left for the sttudy of foreign tonates The C)roVn Prince speaks pertectly ...

... and we shall not 'now have an average crop. It is too early to say snore, for with un- genial weather we moay yet have to speak of a very deficient crop. In the same county, near the coast, it wtss ob- served :- The weather hap now for nearly a fortnight ...

... CANADA AND AMERICA. ?? Telegrams) BOsToN, January 32-Speaking at a banquet given by the Boston Merchants' Association last night, Sir Richard Cartwright, former Minister of Finance in Canada, made a strong appeal for reciprocity between the United States ...

... work. Mr. Johnson, the War- wickshire miners' agent, has been communicated with. MR. FICKaIi AND T'E MINERS' CONFERENCE.- Speaking at Earosley yesterday of the proposed con- ference, Mr. B. Pikard, M.P., quoted the following:- Several members of the ...

... only showed the intensity of their anguSh; - and some few, with an heroic self-devotion worthy of all raise, attempted to speak! I can fully sym. patbise With the Church schoolmaster who said, as he was leaving the meeting, Catch me voting for our parsons ...

... Monday, and if Mr. Sexton then feels forced to speak upon matters which are at present strictly confidential, he will lose no time in presenting himself before his constituents. Mr. J. J. Clancy- M.P., speaking as chairman of a meeting of the central branch ...

... such as I found him at Yambuya such had I seen him at Matadi when the expedition set out. I remember that at that time, in speaking of him to me, Stanley told me that he was a very 'energetic man.' Barttelot was very vex;ed to have remained inactive during ...

... intimated that the votes of seat-holders only would be taken. The Vicar was advertised to preside, and all persons wishing to speak were warned that they must give notice of such intention to the chairman seven days before the holdingof such meeting. The ...

... his friends had forfeited all right to be heard. What priest are you? Speak out! cried somebody else; but ignoring this further demnad the other declared that if he might not speak he would not hear lies in silence. There is no right to tell lies, ...